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>>davidg+(OP)
What does

> with "public code" blocked

mean? Are you able set a setting in GitHub to tell GitHub that you don't want your code used for Copilot training data? Is this an abuse of the license you sign with GitHub, or did they update it at some point to allow your code to be automatically used in Copilot? I'm not crazy about the idea of paying GitHub for them to make money off of my code/data.

>>bmitc+le
The option to omit "public code" means it should, in theory, omit code that is licensed under such banners as the GPL. It does not mean "omit private repositories".

>>galley+Pg
I should have pointed out that those were two separate questions.

Public code is a weird name to use for that use case.